Ravena Coeymans Selkirk High School - Memoirs Yearbook (Ravena, NY)

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Item: To Mr. Miller we leave Mike Boice's helpfulness. Item: To Lucy Karrk we leave the many cherished notes of Leonard Richardson that they wrote during Monday activity periods. Item: To Mr. Clinton we leave the memory of our athletes Qwe realize he will need more than a memoryj, when he gets in a tight spot, and needs them to pull him out. Item: Item: charge of Item: Item: Item: Item: I tem.' To Roy Wilsey we leave Bernice Well's ability to be seen but not heard. We hereby bequeath Katherine Vincent's helpfulness to future teachers who have the program committee. We leave to Dooley Shader the ability of Arnold Rarick on the baseball diamond. We leave Iris Bliss and Florence Benn's ways with the Cairo boys to the Powell sisters. We leave the library ability of Irene Irwin to Miss Tyler. To Sophie Kalla we leave Dewitt Simon's speed. To Emma O'Brien we leave Alice Craw's ability to get the gang in the personal column as many times as she did. Item: To Connie Rittenhouse we leave Eleanor White's musical ability, also her ability as a forward on the basketball court. We hear Connie has a pretty Cgoodj eye but not for basketball. Item: To Shirley Fiescher we leave Marian Stalker's poise and quiet. Marian was said always to be seen but never heard. Item: To Louis Montelone we leave Floyd Tompkins' residing seat in the Student Council. So we have heardg Louie has had much practice. Iterri' To Miss Gliottone we leave the financial genius of Bill Gallagher and his cohorts Cremember circulation balancinglj Item: To Don Juan Neil Hallenbeck we leave Don Richter's position as right half back on the football squad, also his way with the ladies. Hmm-we hear Ric has such a lovely, melodious voiceg perhaps, you'd like that too. Neil. Item: I tem: Item: I tem: To Jackie Jackson we leave Russell Steltz's ability to be always in hot water. To John Bailey we leave Joe Krzykowski's managership of the teams. To David Wade we leave Jack Gombel's political strategy. The good nature and light-heartedness of Jerome Buckly we leave to Bud Parker, along with Buck's ambition to fly. Item: We leave Bill Scharoun's cooperativeness to Cliff Trosclair. It was always said that Bill would lend a helping hand. Item: We leave the recklessness and good humor of Bucky Collins to Allan Pinny. Item: The Senior Class leaves to the class advisors its many peaceful activity periods that they may accomplish all their work. Signed: Class of '41 Per Bernadette O'Su1livan Page lwsnly-one

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